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  • Making Arts Matter student organization spends time in advocacy

    Making Arts Matter student organization spends time in advocacy

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Students from the UW-Green Bay student organization Making Arts Matter, spent time recently in the State Capitol with Prof. Ellen Rosewall (Arts Management) talking to legislators about the value and benefit of the arts. “It’s a wonderful opportunity for the students to learn more about what’s happening in the arts in Wisconsin, to meet arts…

  • Faculty note: Rosewall’s next book coming in November

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    Sue Bodilly

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    UW-Green Bay Prof. Ellen Rosewall will have a new book available in November. The book is entitled Arts and Cultural Management: Critical and Primary Sources. She is author of the textbook, Arts Management: Bringing Arts and Audiences Together in the 21st Century (2013).

  • Faculty note: Ellen Rosewall appointed to journal editorial board

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Ellen Rosewall (Arts Management) has been appointed to the editorial board of the Journal of Cultural Management: Science and Education, a publication of the Academic Books for Sciences and Humanities (Berlin, Germany) and University of Dabrowka Gornicza (Poland). The international editorial board includes members from the United States, Canada, the UK, Poland and Germany. Rosewall…

  • Mothes named interim curator and instructor

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Katherine (Kate) Mothes has been hired as interim curator of the Lawton Gallery and instructor of Arts Management in Art and Design. She has a master’s degree in History of Art, Theory and Display from Edinburgh University and a bachelor’s of arts in Art History from UW-Madison. She is the founder of Young Space, a platform…

  • Alumna pens piece for Peninsula Pulse

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    Sue Bodilly

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    UW-Green Bay alumnus Ann Soderlund ’15 Arts Management, penned a piece for the Peninsula Pulse, recently, about Gibraltar-area students who spend an atypical school day experiencing art in the Door Peninsula. Soderlund has been the program coordinator for the Hardy Gallery in Door County since November 2015.

  • Faculty note: Rosewall presents in Scotland

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Prof. Ellen Rosewall (Arts Management) will present at the Association of Arts Administration Educators conference in Edinburgh, Scotland on June 2, on the topic “Enabling Change, Encouraging Challenge.”

  • Faculty note: Prof. Rosewall hosts smARTS workshop

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    Sue Bodilly

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    UW-Green Bay Prof. Ellen Rosewall (Arts Management) led the Arts Council of Greater Lansing’s November smARTS workshop. The topic was “The Arts: Change and Challenge in the 21st Century,” and focuses on how to meet the needs of modern audiences while still keeping with the many forms of the traditional arts.

  • New Phoenix Park fire pit creates community, adds artistic flare at UW-Green Bay

    New Phoenix Park fire pit creates community, adds artistic flare at UW-Green Bay

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Students in last year’s Arts Management 480 seminar developed a warm addition to Phoenix Park, located near the University Union and Residence Life on the UW-Green Bay campus. A new fire pit was designed to serve the University and have an artistic component as well. Students from the Art and Design Program took the lead…

  • Bright lights, big city: UW‑Green Bay’s Schommer gets to train with Broadway’s stars

    Bright lights, big city: UW‑Green Bay’s Schommer gets to train with Broadway’s stars

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Out of the thousands of people who applied, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay senior Nick Schommer was one of only 60 aspiring actors to be selected to a prestigious opportunity — the Open Jar Institute summer session, in New York, July 31-August 6. The Open Jar is a program which provides aspiring actors with intensive, one-on-one training…

  • The Saldaña family is Green with Phoenix Phever

    The Saldaña family is Green with Phoenix Phever

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    Sue Bodilly

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    Antonio and Judith Saldaña never lost their flame after graduating from UW-Green Bay and have passed on the spark to their two children Nicholas and Savanah. This family of four proudly represents the Phoenix green. Both Antonio and Judith grew up in Green Bay, and chose to attend UWGB because it was close to home…